Naira Ali

Nabattu Naira Ali (born 5 December 1988) is a Ugandan musician and performer.

Early childhood and education Nabattu was born on 5 December 1988 to Ssesanga Ali and Ssesanga Hawa, She is from the Enjovu (which means Elephant) clan in Buganda.

She got her primary education at a Muslim Girls Primary School and was awarded her Ordinary level certificate in 2004 at East High School. She was a member of the East High School entertainment club, known as "Da Bliss Club". Nabattu relocated to the US in 2019.

Career

Music career She wrote and recorded her first song with Dove MC at the age of 14 in True Vine Studios and produced by Didi in 2001.

In 2019 she performed at the Ugandan North American Association (UNAA) convention which was aimed at promoting cultural diversity and economic empowerment through creating a strong diaspora community. The event was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Chicago alongside other musicians, including Kenneth Mugabi, Jose Chameleon, and John Blaq.

Discography

Music albums

"Sounds of Naira Ali" "I am Naira Ali" was released in 2018

She owns Global Datacard, a graphics design and printing company.

In 2019, Naira Ali together with other artists who included Fille Mutoni, John Blaq and Geosteady were allegedly denied US visas to perform at the UNAA convention because they lacked performing permits.